Founded in 1964, Sheafe Road Elementary School serves more than 650 students in kindergarten through grade five. It offers a range of general academic and extracurricular courses. The school also offers a variety of extracurricular programs in art, music and physical education. In addition, it offers the English as a second language program. The school provides sessions in computer education and a variety of enrichment activities. It also provides physical, occupational and speech therapies and guidance and counseling services to its students. Sheafe Road Elementary School operates several student organizations, such as a student council and peer mediation team. It also has a parent-teacher association that supports and sponsors school events and activities. The school is a part of the Wappingers Central School District, which operates several elementary, middle and high schools.
Fishkill Plains Elementary School, established in 1955, provides educational programs to students in kindergarten through grade five. Its amenities include a gymnasium, cafeteria, library media center, resource center, computer laboratory, sports field and auditorium. Fishkill Plains Elementary School is a part of the Wappingers Central School District, which operates nearly 15 schools with a population of over 12,000 students. The school has a parent-teacher association that promotes understanding between parents, teachers and students and provides services to the school that help in maintaining a constructive working relationship. Fishkill Plains Elementary School has an enrollment of more than 600 students and is located in Wappingers Falls, N.Y.
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Mountain Laurel Waldorf School is a private day school located in the Hudson Valley, New York. We offer parent/child playgroups, preschool, kindergarten through eighth grade, after-school care, and after-school clubs (open to the public). As part of a worldwide association of Waldorf schools, we are dedicated to bringing forth the full creative potential of each child. Waldorf education speaks directly to children's experience, addressing each of the three different ways we relate to the world: through the intellect, the emotions, and the will -- the ability to get things done. The Waldorf approach also recognizes that children have distinct, age-related educational needs according to their particular stages of development. Our goal is that our students meet life's challenges with clear thinking, balanced emotions, and self-initiative.
Founded in 1926, Arlington High School has various departments, including arts, business education, English, mathematics and science. Additionally, the school's departments include social studies, and family and consumer science department. The school also offers classes in technology, and health and physical education. The foreign language department offers classes in various languages, such French, German and Spanish. The school offers a variety of sports activities that include basketball, swimming, bowling, wrestling, baseball, tennis, golf and softball. The school has a range of clubs, including Irish, Italian, music, dance, debate and drama. It also has a yoga, creative writing, and Korean and Japanese cultures club. The library provides various resources, such as books, newspapers, magazines, periodicals and encyclopedias. Arlington High School is located in Lagrangeville, N.Y.
LaGrange Elementary School is located in LaGrangeville, N.Y. The school provides general academic programs to students in kindergarten through grade five. It conducts classes in language arts, math, science and social studies. It operates a parent-teacher organization that conducts fundraising activities, including book fairs and educational programs. LaGrange Elementary School provides special education programs to gifted and talented students. The school s range of extracurricular activities includes art, physical education, and vocal and instrumental music. Its staff includes a social worker, psychologist, and speech and language therapist. LaGrange Elementary School is a part of the Arlington Central School District, which operates several elementary, middle and high schools.
